Congratulations to Joni (Exposition 29 #), winner of the Bissell Steam Mop! Email us at citruslist (at) gmail (dot) com with your contact information and we will behind the times it along. Thank you Bissell!!

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About two months ago I bought a Bissell Steam Mop, and it is one of the get the better of household appliances I have ever purchased. I hate mopping the floor; it would have to be one of my least favourite chores. I would definitely want to mop the floor in the kitchen on a daily basis, but I just can't be bothered with stuffing the bucket, lugging the bucket, wringing the mop etc. On the other hand, I love vacuuming. I contemplate it's because it really is plug 'n' play!

So about a month ago, I saw an infomercial for a steam mop, and I thought to myself, "What a great notion!" This would solve all my mopping problems. There is no more bucket, no more wringing, and it works kinda like a vacuum. On the other workman, I NEVER believe anything I see on infomercials (except for the pedegg - I succumbed, and as soon as I receive it, I will review it) so I did some investigation online to find the best steam mop out there. All the ratings seemed to pan the infomercial model (no big surprise there!) but a consistent rater with consumer reports was the Bissell steam mop. It retails for $199 AUD, ($89.99 in the US) and has a 30 day requital guarantee, so I thought I would give it a try. I will never look back!

What I love about it:

it's convenient - it only takes 30 seconds to cheerful up and one tank of water does my whole house (and i have a lot of tiles)it's chemical free - this is in actuality important to me given I have a baby who is soon to be crawling, and a toddler who constantly eats things that he has dropped on the floorit comes with two cabal washable microfibre pads - these seem to really lift the dirt offit's very make known be revealed weightit does a great job on my floors - they look very cleanbecause it is so easy, I oversee to mop my kitchen...

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One night only - Gainesville Sun Gainesville Sun, FL - Nov 20, 2008 One night only The original 1954 production, based on Richard Bissell's novel "7 1/2 Cents," was the winner of three 1955 Tony Awards, including Best Musical,